David Griffin:  

School I had a few "biggest" crushes in high school, but I think I'll keep that secret for now, not that it matters this many years later. The teachers/coaches who inspired me the most were of course, my track & cross-country coaches, Ed Hackett and Sheree Watterson. Coach Hackett was tough on us, but it made us better athletes as better people. He knew we could always improve ourselves and held us accountable if we didn't try to do our best. Coach Watterson always told me that, if I put my mind to it, I could run as fast and as far as I wanted, and that most of my setbacks were mental. I truly believe that to this day. Finally, there was the late Coach Larry Armstrong, who was my P.E. coach in 9th grade and the school's basketball coach. He was a father figure to so many, including myself, and I have always had a great father. Still, he always seemed to have time to listen to me. He once told me to find something I love to do and just stick to it and learn all I could from it. I miss him to this day. As for high school as a whole, I would definitely do it all over again. I had some great friends and great times. I'm sure I'll come up with some more memories and add them to this page at a later time. College To be honest, I finally gave up on college, after many years of attending junior colleges. If they would just take away algebra, which is so irrelevant in my life, I could have made it ...Expand for more